French translation of ralph is 
ralph

Meaning of "ralph" in English

In English, "ralph" is a slang verb meaning to vomit. It is often used in informal contexts when someone is feeling nauseous or has thrown up. The term can be used humorously or casually, emphasizing the physical action of throwing up. While it’s not a formal word, "ralph" conveys a distinct and vivid image that resonates in everyday communication, particularly among younger audiences or in colloquial settings. It should be noted that this usage might not always be appropriate in formal or sensitive situations due to its slang nature.

Meaning of "ralph" in French

In French, "ralph" does not have a direct or common translation or usage as a standalone word. It is primarily recognized as a proper noun, often referring to a given name, such as Ralph Lauren, the fashion brand. The use of "ralph" as a slang term, similar to its English usage, is not typically found in the French language. When this name appears in French dialogue, its meaning is in relation to someone's name rather than an action or function, contrasting with its informal verb usage in English.

Pronunciation of "ralph" in English

Phonetic Transcription: [rælf]

The pronunciation of "ralph" in English might vary slightly depending on regional accents, with some variations in vowel sounds or inflection. For example, in certain American accents, it might sound closer to "rălf" [rælf], while UK English maintains the same transcription but with a different accentual emphasis.

Pronunciation of "ralph" in French

Phonetic Transcription: [ʁalf]

In French, "ralph" is usually pronounced with a French accent, without significant regional variations, although the French "r" is distinctively rolled, which may alter the initial sound slightly. The pronunciation remains consistent, as it is treated as a proper noun and doesn’t have widespread slang usage.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. Ralph forgot his keys at home. (Ralph a oublié ses clés à la maison.)
2. She asked Ralph to help with the project. (Elle a demandé à Ralph d'aider avec le projet.)
3. After eating too much, he felt like he might ralph. (Après avoir trop mangé, il avait l'impression qu'il allait vomir.)
4. Ralph's new book was a bestseller. (Le nouveau livre de Ralph était un best-seller.)
5. The teacher called on Ralph to answer the question. (Le professeur a demandé à Ralph de répondre à la question.)
6. Ralph enjoys jogging in the park every morning. (Ralph aime faire du jogging dans le parc chaque matin.)
7. They invited Ralph to the party. (Ils ont invité Ralph à la fête.)
8. Ralph has a keen interest in photography. (Ralph a un vif intérêt pour la photographie.)
9. The storm caused Ralph to cancel his plans. (La tempête a conduit Ralph à annuler ses projets.)
10. Ralph organized a charity event for the community. (Ralph a organisé un événement caritatif pour la communauté.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "ralph" in English

Synonyms: puke, vomit, heave, throw up, upchuck.

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: barf, spew, regurgitate, disgorge, emit.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "ralph" in French

Synonyms: vomir, régurgiter, dégueuler.

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: expulser, éjecter, dégobiller.

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